20 thoughts on “C. S. Lewis Bio”

Thank you for your article on CS Lewis, before your article I have never heard of this author or knew anything about him. I do love to read, mainly during the winter season here in Pennsylvania. I will check for some of CS Lewis books to read, if it was not for your article I would not ever thought to read any of this authors books more likely.

Being familiar with the name C.S. Lewis, I was very interested in reading his biography. I never knew that he was a Christian turned atheist and apparently converted to Christianity again. Another fact I learned was of C.S. Lewis death on the same day as J.F. Kennedy. I found your article very informative. Thank you!

What an interesting article about this famous author. I certainly didn’t know what his initials stood for.
My daughter and her husband own a bookshop here in the UK and I’m sure she will be interested in reading about these facts. She likes to have the lowdown on all the leading authors so she can inform her customers.
I’ve never heard of many of the books you list and I will be asking my daughter which ones she has and if she has read any of them. Thanks for this very informative post. Ches

To answer your question, I must first explain that we do not have a planned project of which books to review. Most of them are books that we like and read or books that publishers send us for uncompromised reviews.

That being said, paradoxically, we do have a plan for writing those mini-biographies. The criteria used is very simple:

CJ, who usually takes care of them, picks up the authors that have at least 2 books reviewed on this new website. (It does not matter if we have a thousand reviews written on the old blog)

We started writing them because we did not want to repeat the authors’ info on every review of their books. It just seemed logical to do this.

Reading through this biography I couldn’t help but snicker at the similarities of the world then and the world now. A brilliant and imaginative mind was still a victim of rumors even 100 years ago. I always find it strange when people that have such a unique mind dies from something such blood poisoning or TB. I know its naive, but the more child like and innocent side of myself sees these types of people as “Superheros”.

I never really bothered to learn about his past, so the information was very helpful. I really enjoyed reading screwtape letters and mere Christianity. The crazy thing is that his work is still applicable in our lives today…Somehow he is still relevant! Amazing.

These books do look interesting and I think this time I need to get one of these while I go to buy novels.This author does have some really interesting tales.This is really an informative book review and I think I might even like a few of these stories.

Ah yes! Clive Staples Lewis was a favourite of mine and my children now adults read and watched all The Chronicles of Narnia.His books have been translated into several languages and like Tolkien captivated readers young and old. Lewis was a gifted writer and a very sad loss to the literary world that he was only 48 when he died. You have just reminded me to get back into reading Lewis and Tolkien again. Your web page was a great read.

Conan Doyle was a British writer and physician, famous for creating the detective, Sherlock Holmes.

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